2014 Graduate Student Fellows in Democracy & Markets
The Tobin Project awards fellowships annually to graduate students across disciplines and institutions whose research addresses the relationship between democracy and markets. In monthly forums throughout the academic year, the students present and discuss their work with one another for uniquely interdisciplinary feedback. Below are the 2014 fellows in the Democracy & Markets program.
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Puneet Bhasin BROWN UNIVERSITY, POLITICAL SCIENCE PROJECT TITLE: Maximizing Shareholder Value and the Political Economy of Control Financialization |
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Mara Caden YALE UNIVERSITY, HISTORY PROJECT TITLE: Making Money: Labor, Coinage, and the Geography of Currency in Britain and its Empire, 1690-1740 |
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Zane Curtis-Olsen YALE UNIVERSITY, HISTORY PROJECT TITLE: Reclaiming the "City of Homes": Squatting and Housing Protest in Philadelphia, 1964-1996 |
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Erik Duhaime MIT, MANAGEMENT: BEHAVIORAL AND POLICY SCIENCE PROJECT TITLE: Naïve Realism and Taxation: An Experimental Investigation |
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Chase Foster HARVARD UNIVERSITY, GOVERNMENT PROJECT TITLE: Regulating Regulation: The Politics of Cost-Benefit Analysis and Public Consultation in the Regulatory State |
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Jonathan Gould HARVARD UNIVERSITY, GOVERNMENT & HARVARD LAW SCHOOL PROJECT TITLE: Toward a Democratic Theory of Civil Enforcement |
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Oliver Hauser HARVARD UNIVERSITY, PROGRAM FOR EVOLUTIONARY DYNAMICS PROJECT TITLE: Prosocial Decision-Making Under Inequality |
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Alexander Hertel-Fernandez HARVARD UNIVERSITY, GOVERNMENT AND SOCIAL POLICY PROJECT TITLE: The Contours of Corporate Influence Across America's Statehouses |
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Matthew Maguire BOSTON UNIVERSITY, POLITICAL SCIENCE PROJECT TITLE: From Private Regulation to Public Policy: The Case of Corporate Non-Financial Reporting |
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Samuel Milner YALE UNIVERSITY, HISTORY PROJECT TITLE: Guideposts to Where? The Industrial Response to the Johnson Administration's Price and Wage Policies |
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Manisha Padi MIT, ECONOMICS PROJECT TITLE: Regulator or Middleman: An Empirical Study of Government-Run Exchanges |
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Benjamin Schneer HARVARD UNIVERSITY, GOVERNMENT PROJECT TITLE: The Rise and Fall of Congressional Petitioning |
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Beth Truesdale HARVARD UNIVERSITY, SOCIOLOGY PROJECT TITLE: Finding the 'Sweet Spots' Where Evidence Matters: When does science influence child and family policy in the United States and Britain? |
